Tom Banton showed his destructive side at the opening position in England (Somerset) and recently in Australia's ongoing Big Bash League for Brisbane Heat.
The long-time debate over who is better between India skipper Kohli and Australian star batter Steve Smith was once again brought up by social media enthusiasts after Smith slammed 131 off 132 balls in 3rd ODI.
Former England captain Michael Vaughan was critical of Team India, insisting that the side has 'under achieved'.
Michael Vaughan wrote about the infamous Test between South Africa and England at Centurion in 2000, which launched the match-fixing scandal involving Hansie Cronje.
After Jos Buttler suggested that cricket could do away with stump mics, Former England captain Michael Vaughan has reacted strongly to his comments.
Former England skipper Michael Vaughan though defended it and said that is how the game works. "It's just a part of the game."
Vaughan also praised Australia and felt their position in the ranking charts doesn't match as they are currently placed at the fifth spot.
Impressed with Australia's dominance, Michael Vaughan said that only India can defeat this Tim Pain-led side in the land Down Under and that no other Test side have the tools to defeat the Aussies.
India had defeated Australia 2-1 to retain the Border-Gavaskar series down under earlier this year. It was India's maiden Test series win in Australia after 11 attempts
Kohli might have failed to rise to the challenge with bat in hand in the first Test against Bangladesh, but he added a new feather to his cap as he now has the most number of wins by an innings - 10.
A video is doing the rounds on social media in which a child is playing textbook cricket shots.
The impending T20 World Cup will be held in 2020 in Australia starting October 8.
Shakib Al Hasan was banned by the ICC for two years (suspended one year) for not reporting corrupt approaches from bookies thrice.
South Africa came out with yet another dismal performance as they lost the third and final match by an innings and 202 runs at the JSCA Stadium on Tuesday.
Michael Vaughan was of the view that Test match pitches in India offer lop-sided contests.
Both the pacers have been prolific performers for England in the last decade. While Anderson has picked up 575 wickets, Broad has scalped 467 wickets in his Test career.
Michael Vaughan has stressed that the 'circle of excuses' needs to stop after James Anderson suggested that the pitches in the ongoing Ashes series did not suit England.
Former England skipper Michael Vaughan and Sanjay Manjrekar have been engaged in a verbal spat after the latter had termed Ravindra Jadeja as a player of 'bits and pieces'.
The Jadeja topic has gone so far, that Vaughan backed Jadeja, using Manjrekar's 'bits and pieces' reference on Twitter, which saw the Englishman being blocked by the Indian commentator.
Former England captain Michael Vaughan seems pretty optimistic that the Cup is indeed coming 'home' this summer after Eoin Morgan and Co's stupendous performances over the last week in 2019 World Cup.
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